Fashionable adviser costs in early 1900s New York suit
In a New York Supreme Court case, testimony reveals that maintaining fashionable society costs an estimated 3000 to 10,000 dollars annually. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Howe and Mrs. Frances Skinner are linked by a suit seeking 6000 dollars a year, with expert testimony detailing fees for advisers who coach etiquette, housekeeping and guest reception.
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New York
Supreme Court
Mary Elizabeth Howe
Frances Augustus Skinner
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens
Stevens
J. J. Wester
Mary Mlizabeth Howe
Elias Howe
Miss Howe
Europe
Millsi Hnowe
Mrs. Skinner
Stephens
William Shook Returns to Find Wife Married Again
William Shook left Williamsport to avoid interference after learning his wife had remarried. He arrived yesterday, learned of the marriage, and decided to depart without seeing her, aiming to respect her happiness.
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William Shook
Williamsport
Penn
Shook
Kissler Freed After Mother-in-law Death Case
Charles Kissler was arrested for the death of his mother-in-law after a quarrel but was released when an autopsy found heart trouble and the charge dropped. His wife recovered sanity and was allowed to return home as Kissler rejoiced at being cleared.
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Charles Kissler
North Russell Street
Tomba
No. 9
Kissler
Harris
Toby
Wissler
Skinner Faces $24750 Service Claim After Interview
Miss Howe seeks $24 750 for services in a dispute with Mrs. Skinner after an interview with Miss Tlowe's evidence. Mrs. Skinner, aged and well defended, denies the key points and counters a threaten suit from Samuel Perry Skinner for alienating affection. Toby's funeral is planned for Sunday at her home and Kissler vows to abstain from drinking and return to work Monday.
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Skinner
Miss Howe
Toby
Kissler
Mrs Prunier Wins Suit Over Alienation of Affections
The Burlington woman Mrs Malvina Vanier sues Mrs Lillian Ash of New York for 7000 dollars claiming alienation of her husband Pred J Prunier's affections. A jury awards Prunier 15000 dollars. Ash is residuary legatee of late William Campbel a millionaire wallpaper maker. Prunier, a professional nurse, says Campbell trusted him as sole patient from 1896 to 1898 and that he remains in Ash’s service.
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New Yorw
Malvina Vanier
Burlington
Lillian Ash
New York
J. Prunier
Campbell
Ash
Mere
Chef's Wife Starves Seventy Days Before Death
Mrs Hattie Hosmer died after a long fast of 52 days living on water and air. The case baffled doctors as she suffered a prior illness requiring surgery and a stomach disorder that rejected food for years. The Hosmer family operated a hotel in the city.
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Mip Nhapolie
Jan. BieDeath
Hattie Hosmer
Tor
Diosmer
Verdict for Wuneh over Typographers Union No. 9 ruling
Benjamin Wuneh won a $625 verdict against Charles Shankland of Typographical Union No. 9 for firing him over his refusal to join the union. He testified his linotype expertise left him unable to work after being urged to join. A stay was granted before judgment. an appeal is expected. Wuneh plans to sue union members for damages and pursue reinstatement.
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Buffalo
Benjamin Wuneh
Charles Shankland
Typographical Union 9
Wuneh
Wunch
Typographical Union No. 9
Machinists’ Union
Wieneh
Union
Brigham's Funeral Rites Held in Washington Street
Funeral services for Robert T. Brigham were held yesterday with immediate relatives and a few intimate friends gathering on Washington Street at 1 o'clock. Carriages then carried attendees to Merest Hills for a chapel service conducted by Rev. Charles G. Ames. The body rests in a receiving tomb until spring when it will be buried in Brigham’s native Bakerfeld Vermont.
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Robert T. Brigham
Washington Street
Merest Hills
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Mr. Briehem
Brakerfeld
Woman Suffragists Hold Monthly Meeting at Park Street
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held its executive meeting at Park Street on a sunny afternoon. Receipts from a bazaar totaled 225 dollars. The annual gathering is planned for Wednesday and Thursday evenings at Park Street Church with a young people's meeting first and an address by Mrs. Percy Widdrington on the second night.
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la Mariehusetts Woman Suffrage
Passing of the Indian lecture at Wells evening school
Rev. Te. Joseph S. Dixon spoke on The Passing of the American Indian to Wells evening school pupils. Dixon, who has spent time among Western Indians, presented part of a series of free entertainments for the year.
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Te. Joseph Ss. Dixon
Wells Evening School
Dr. Dixon
West
Marshall merchant offers free prescription for lost vitality cure
Gratitude Toward George B. Wright of Marshall, a music dealer, is extolled after his alleged recovery from chronic weakness. He claims a rare medicine combination restored vigor and offers the free prescription by mail to any man seeking renewed energy, citing years of suffering and the cures he found.
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George B. Wright
Marshall
Wright
Marshall, Mich
Post
George
Mick
Ife
Elain
Younge
G. B. Wright
Ot Hallock Institute
Court ST
Boston
Mass
Jesse
Hallock Medical Institute
Warnings From Upper Middle Harbor Narrow Channel Dangers
Harbor dangers rise in the Upper Middle stretch between Castle and Governor's islands. The Resolute, Murness line steamer Venetian, and other vessels have wrecked nearby in prior years. Captain Alfred Sorensen leads the salvage of the Resolute with tug Clara Clarita as a diver searches for Engineer Ottobine near the wreck.
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Governor's Islands
Covernors Islands
Murness Line
Venetian
Charlestown
London
F. A. Pike
Dewey
Menemsha
Two-Forty
Ardandhu
Willian Sprague
Alfred Sorensen
Clara Clarita
Ottobine
Lighthouse Board
Saccade Island
Yoeor Island
Bird Ialand
Along the Water Front Afloat and Vessel News
An eventful nautical report notes Captain Taylor of the Swatara praised for restraint after a near tragedy. It covers a dozen vessels docking with 50,400 pounds of fish, grain movements, shipyard activity for the City of Rockland, a 62 foot stern post being prepared, and several steamers and ships facing delays, collisions, or cargo developments along the coast and at Liverpool.
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New York
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Isle of Wight
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